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Narrator : Patti Murin

This book was a lot of fun to listen to.I might have bumped it up my queue and finished it before others I had already begun. It was the desperation in the voice( and words) of Claire who found herself alone in her forties. The life she worked so hard to curate for her husband’s sake became a lonely plot.

With her daughter far a...


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Time travel stories are innately complex and it takes some time for things to clear up and sometimes even that may not be entirely acceptable ( to some individual readers at least).

I liked the grand sweep of the storytelling. The way the picture was revealed was very dramatic. One can practically hear the swish of things and the noises described in the story. ...


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Both these books are based in sandy cove and are a year apart. Apart from one couple connecting the two stories, they are not really a set. Despite that I like putting sandycove books together.

The summer everything changed

We begin in the past when Rosie first made actual progress in her plan to take care of her mother’s dream hotel...


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Narrator: James Rottger

I’ve been a fan of the author’s propensity to get into philosophical conversations at every possible opportunity. This book had is moments of the trademark charm but feel short in the overall picture.

The narrator did a great job bringing our ordinary protagonist to light. Dr Neil Anderson is a good man, in a stable relationsh...


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This was just the kind of character arc that I’ve missed in a while. Jessica is recovering from cancer and the cancer treatments. She was once a popular face on the local news but having lost her trademark hair, some of her confidence went with it.

A trial gone wrong sends her to a remote location in a town called lost and found to refresh and recharge but her ...


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